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Death toll rises to 23 in massive Northern California wildfire

A CalFire firefighter set up tape as Yuba and Butte County Sheriff officers recover a body at a burned out residence in Paradise, California on Saturday. — JOSH EDELSON/AFP/Getty Images

The Butte County sheriff announced his department had recovered 14 additional bodies Saturday.

Southern California fires burn mobile homes, mansions

Firefighters faced conditions ?they said they have never seen in their [lives],?? said one fire chief.

Many returning to rubble in Northern California

Residents who managed to get back to neighborhoods in Butte County found destruction.

For UMass Boston?s first residential students, a rocky start

The university is new to the dorm business, and students report a long litany of miseries.

Round trip from Boston to Havana ? for business, softball, and a little fun

JetBlue?s inaugural flight to Cuba was a festive event ? at Logan, passengers were feted with a balloon-draped Cuban buffet, salsa dancers, and a series of speakers.

Protestors reenact slave auction Saturday to demand name change for Faneuil Hall

The reenactment was a piece of a larger rally that spoke out against racism in Boston and called on city leaders to strip a colonial slaveowner?s name from the historic landmark.

Jennifer DeJesus, 26, held her daughter Amalia DeJesus, 1, as she asked a question at Lawrence High School during a Saturday open house for those affected by the gas explosions. — Michael Swensen for The Boston Globe

Lawrence residents express frustration at Columbia Gas open house

Columbia Gas held community meetings on Saturday in Andover, Lawrence, and North Andover.

Breezy weekend on tap ahead of more rain coming Monday night

Saturday and Sunday will be dry and breezy, but it?s expected to rain again Monday night.

Spotlight Follow-up

County commissioner, Quincy official avoid charges at confidential court hearings

A Plymouth county commissioner and a prominent Quincy city employee avoided criminal charges in private court hearings over the past several months.

Boston gay bar receives threatening phone call

Alley Bar received the call early Saturday evening, a manager said.

Kemp pushes Abrams to concede in Georgia gubernatorial race

Republican Brian Kemp pushed for Democrat Stacey Abrams to concede Saturday as civil rights groups urged her to stay in the fight.

Calif. gunman died from self-inflicted gunshot wound, officials say

Ian David Long, a 28-year-old former Marine, posted about his mental state and whether people would believe he was sane.

Chris, a supporter of far-right activist Tommy Robinson, wore a Make Britain Great Again cap at a rally. — Mary Turner for The Boston Globe

For the UK?s nationalists, President Trump is a ?role model?

Trump-loving protesters rallying in London are part of a larger nationalistic movement around the world that predates Trump, but is being actively stoked by those close to the president.

After mass shooting at Pittsburgh synagogue, elders in Wellesley temple look to the past

Elders at Temple Beth Elohim in Wellesley reflected in the aftermath of the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting.

BRUINS 5, MAPLE LEAFS 1

Hats off to David Pastrnak as Bruins rout Maple Leafs

Pastrnak picked up his fourth career hat trick and added an assist as the Bruins bounced back from a dismal loss to Vancouver.

KEVIN PAUL DUPONT | ON HOCKEY

Tuukka Rask?s leave of absence reads like a mystery novel

?He?s OK,? reported one of Rask?s longtime pals on Saturday. How do we read that?

Clemson 27, Boston College 7

No. 17 Boston College gets wings clipped by No. 2 Clemson

The Eagles were dealt a blow when starting quarterback Anthony Brown hurt his arm on BC?s first offensive series.

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100 years after he fought in World War I, a family heirloom preserves his words

Joe Rodier was a 24-year-old Massachusetts soldier who served in the US Army during World War I, and recorded his experiences in a journal and letters home.

DAN SHAUGHNESSY

Could the Patriots have done more with Aaron Hernandez, and other thoughts

A few details surrounding the team?s handling of their former tight end appear to contradict.

BEN VOLIN I ON FOOTBALL

How impressive has Josh Gordon been for the Patriots?

In his last four games, Gordon has played 245 of 289 snaps (84.8 percent) as the clear No. 2 receiver.

Elvis Matos, a former US Army ammunition specialist who grew up in Lynn, said he is frustrated to see his fellow Americans fight ?over small things like the color of your skin, where I come from, how I speak, who I talk to... we?re not different.? — Michael Swensen for The Boston Globe

As nation prepares to honor veterans, former service members recall sacrifice, trauma at town halls

Veterans reflected Saturday on their military service, its repercussions across their lives, and the values they fought to defend.

Grace Corrigan, mother of Christa McAuliffe and education advocate, dies at 94

The Framingham resident met life?s reversals with candor, clarity, and a determination to keep doing good.

Trendspotting

These cities may be small, but they?re mighty appealing

Small cities have many of the amenities of their larger counterparts, but they?re friendlier, less crowded, and much, much less expensive, their boosters say.

Editorial

Editorial: Why is President Trump so afraid of a free press?

Between the firing of Jeff Sessions and revoking press credentials of a CNN reporter, Trump is behaving like an authoritarian ruler.

Acting AG Whitaker gets cool reception from Trump

Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker?s future appeared uncertain at best as President Donald Trump denied even knowing the man he had named to the position just two days earlier.

To fight climate change, environmentalists say yes to nuclear power

The Union of Concerned Scientists, the venerable Cambridge environmental group, outlines a hard truth in a new report on the need for nuclear power plants.

Inside our ?secret courts?

In these private hearings, who you are ? and who you know ? may be just as important as right and wrong. Read the Spotlight report.

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Nearly every weekend, the MBTA has been closing parts of the subway and commuter rail and replacing them with bus service as the agency tackles its mammoth to-do list to repair and modernize the rail network.

It?s the weekend; are you ready for these MBTA rail closures?

Voters on Tuesday chose Democrat Janet Mills to replace a term-limited Governor Paul LePage and gave her party control of both chambers.

After years of LePage, Maine went very blue Tuesday

Boston, MA - 11/08/18 - Valter Mucaj (cq) bangs a plastic bucket and shouts union slogans in front of the Ritz as patrons exit the lobby. Banging on makeshift drums and shouting slogans, UNITE HERE Local 26 hotel workers are on strike at seven Marriott hotels in Boston, including in front of the Ritz Carlton. Residents of the swanky Millennium Place condos are used to putting on the ritz, but for the last six weeks they've been putting up with The Ritz: A cacophonous, 12-hour-a-day racket led by striking Marriott workers. Now, three condo associations from buildings nearby (but not associated with the labor dispute) are suing the city to get police to enforce noise ordinances in the first class action permit case in recorded history. (Lane Turner/Globe Staff) Reporter: (ramos) Topic: (09nestorritz)

Nestor Ramos | Commentary

Residents sue over a racket at the Ritz

After two wet Saturdays in a row ? and an overnight of rain to start off this weekend ? Bostonians got a mostly dry but breezy Saturday.

The Fine Print | Follow up

Here?s the resolution between Airbnb and the couple whose host crashed into their bedroom

Leicester, MA., 11/07/2018 This is a the medical marijuana shop Cultivate Holdings. This is one of the first pot shops set to start selling recreational marijuana. It currently sells medical marijuana. Suzanne Kreiter/Globe staff

Photo Gallery

Take a look inside one of Massachusetts? first recreational pot shops

Utah Jazz guard Alec Burks, left, guards Boston Celtics forward Gordon Hayward, right, in the first half during an NBA basketball game Friday Nov. 9, 2018, in Salt Lake City. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)

Jazz 123, Celtics 115

Jazz ruin Gordon Hayward?s return to Utah

Bo Abrams and daughter, Rebecca Dowd, blamed StubHub for trying to extract extra money out of them for tickets to Hamilton.

Sean Murphy | The Fine Print

A ?Hamilton? ticket mixup, and a $675 StubHub charge

Michelle Obama says she felt ?lost and alone? after suffering miscarriage 20 years ago

Clemson's Travis Etienne (9) is knocked out of bounds by Wake Forest's Essang Bassey (21) during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Charlotte, N.C., Saturday, Oct. 6, 2018. (AP Photo/Chuck Burton)

CLEMSON AT BC | SATURDAY, 8 P.M. (ABC)

What to watch for in tonight?s BC-Clemson game

Voters at Whitman Town Hall cast ballots on Tuesday.

Tuesday?s turnout set the state record for a midterm election

epa05475203 Teammates Simone Biles (L) and Alexandra Raisman of the USA hug at the end of the women's Individual All-Around final of the Rio 2016 Olympic Games Artistic Gymnastics events at the Rio Olympic Arena in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 11 August 2016. Biles won gold, Raisman silver. EPA/TATYANA ZENKOVICH

SHIRA SPRINGER | FAIR PLAY

Gymnasts ? and survivors ? need more power over their own sport. It?s long overdue

Sports

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David Price takes the second-longest time in the majors between pitches, behind Justin Verlander.

NICK CAFARDO | SUNDAY BASEBALL NOTES

On baseball?s agenda: roster size, pitch clocks, and defensive shifts

Negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement have no shortage of loaded topics.

Metro

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Tuesday?s turnout set the state record for a midterm election

More than 2.7 million voters cast ballots for Tuesday?s election, a record for any midterm election in Massachusetts.

Politics

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President Trump said Friday that he might revoke the credentials of additional White House reporters if they do not ?treat the White House with respect.?

Trump threatens to retaliate against reporters who don?t show ?respect?

The president Friday lashed out at two African-American journalists, Abby Phillip of CNN and April Ryan of American Urban Radio Networks.

Nation & World

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Protesters demonstrated Saturday at the Broward County Supervisor of Elections office in Lauderhill.

Recounts ordered in Florida Senate, governor races

The Florida secretary of state ordered an unprecedented review of two major races in the state that took five weeks to decide the 2000 presidential election.